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Meanings of mean the end in English

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Usage of mean the end in English
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Filtering and muting doesn't mean the end of abuse-justthat it's hidden.
Wired
2
Realistically it will mean the end of the football club, Fry said.
The Guardian
3
A woman president would mean the end of the world, sure enough.
God don't like ugly
4
If war ensued, it would mean the end of Turkey in Europe.
Twenty Years of Balkan Tangle
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One expert insisted it would not mean the end of traditional advertising.
Radio NZ
6
If they succeed it would mean the end of the German Empire.
In Secret
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This would mean the end of all diplomacy of lying and deceit.
The Soul of Democracy / The Philosophy of the World War in Relat...
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However, he added that it did not mean the end to social partnership.
The Irish Times
9
I mean the end of the lease; the term he holds it for.
The Argosy, Vol. 51, No. 4, April, 1891
10
His departure may not mean the end of the show, however.
Reuters
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She doesn't think it will mean the end of existing online petition services.
Radio NZ
12
Second, the end of Trump would not necessarily mean the end of Trumpism.
The Guardian
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It would mean the end of a lucrative, quite promising career.
The capitol game
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And it might just mean the end of Formula One racing in Italy.
The Irish Times
15
Losing trust doesn't have to mean the end of a relationship.
Ebony
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The loss of popularity might mean the end of her career.
The Hippodrome
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